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Railroad Tycoon II: Gold Edition

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Dec 12, 2020
8
nw2010
This game is still great to play. I played all the Railroad Tycoon's when they first came out but recently decided to play this again (including the Second Century campaign that I hadn't played previously). Had an absolute hoot. Although the graphics are slightly dated, there was a few issues getting it working in Windows 10 and some of the Second Century campaign is so tough that you need a little luck, the game is a compelling joy to play. I'm not sure I've ever tried to go for a completionist walk through **** before but I enjoyed this so much I was determined to get the Gold medal on every mission and ended up sinking a serious amount of time into it again. If I'd scored this back when it first game out 20 years ago it would have been a 9, but still a great 8 today.
Mar 9, 2017
6
whitesun11
As a fan of a transport simulation genre after seeing all these very positive comments everywhere I decided to buy this one. And I was rather disappointed. Graphics and user interface are very outdated and annoying (but we all know it's not a main thing in games like this), but the gameplay is mediocre and overall transport simulation is not at a very detailed level which is more important. It's definetely not a very good game, despite very positive comments made by fanboys. Actually couldn't recommend this one except maybe for collectors.
Dec 2, 2013
9
MadMaX1964
I spent a lot of time on RT2 and despite old graphics, it's better that RT3. That's because RT2 is more challenging than RT3. But still could me more demanding :D
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